Investment projects in Kazakhstan

Iconic Towers is a planned landmark mixed-use skyscraper complex designed as the anchor project of the new Alatau City development in Kazakhstan. The complex will consist of two high-rise towers with a gross floor area of approximately 276,800 square meters, combining office space, residential apartments, a hotel, and retail areas.

Zeta Wind Farm refers to a planned large-scale renewable energy project in the Aktobe Region of the Republic of Kazakhstan, targeting a total installed capacity of approximately 300 MW of wind power. It is part of a broader initiative to expand renewable energy and reduce reliance on fossil fuels, supporting regional grid stability and clean energy targets. , Ltd.

The Nura 500 MW Wind Power Plant is a major renewable energy project planned in Karaganda Region, Kazakhstan, near Saryozek village in Osakarov District. The project is designed as a large utility-scale wind farm with an installed capacity of 500 MW and an associated energy storage component.

The project involves the construction of a large-scale industrial plant for the production of glass bottles in Kazakhstan. The facility is designed to manufacture up to 240 million glass bottles per year, primarily for the food, beverage, and pharmaceutical sectors.

The AMP‑Yuzhnyi project is an ambitious meat processing plant initiative led by Kazakhstan’s AITAS Holding in partnership with the city administration of Shymkent. It aims to build a highly automated facility focused on the deep processing of meat products, especially sausage and ready‑made meat items, with an annual production capacity of 50,000 tons of finished products.

This project entails the development of a state-of-the-art multifunctional library in the city of Kyzylorda, designed as a major cultural, educational, and social space. Announced by President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev at the V National Kurultai, the library aims to strengthen reading culture and human capital development across the region.

This project involves the development of a modern industrial complex for the deep processing of chrome‑bearing raw materials in western Kazakhstan’s Aktobe Region. It is designed to move the local industry beyond raw exports toward high‑value manufacturing by producing fertilizers, chemical products, metallurgical components, and biologically active additives from chromite feedstock.

The project involves constructing a new pharmaceutical production complex in Almaty, Kazakhstan, under the existing JSC Nobel Almaty Pharmaceutical Factory (Nobel AFF) to expand local production of medicines and active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) compliant with international GMP standards.

The Republic of Kazakhstan has officially approved the construction of its Second Nuclear Power Plant, formalised by Government Resolution No. 40 signed on 26 January 2026 by Prime Minister Olzhas Bektenov. The plant is part of Kazakhstan’s strategy to diversify its national energy mix and address regional electricity deficits by adding reliable base-load nuclear capacity.